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 Pci-424 Card For Powerbook G4?, attempting to load 24 tracks onto laptop |
 Wed 17 Sep 2003, 01:47
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 Newbie Group: Members Posts: 6 Joined: 17-Sep 03 From: San Antonio - US Member No.: 24,877  |
hello mac musicians...
i'm new to the forum... here's my issue: i am attempting to gear up our studio... i have twenty-four tracks that i currently record to alesis adats... my goal is to switch to hard disc recording... once tracks are layed down, i'd like to transfer song files to a powerbook g4 for mix-down and mastering... does anybody know what hardware exists for the purpose of importing song files into the powerbook g4? i believe that a PCI-424 card (motu) would work on a desktop system... if there is another place on the macmusic forum site that unpacks this issue - a re-direct to that location would be appreciated... many thanks... dy62c |
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Wed 17 Sep 2003, 11:01
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 1 Joined: 30-Apr 03 From: - AU Member No.: 17,009 |
MOTU have several very good Firewire audio interfaces available, these would work fine. If you don't need to record any more than 2 tracks simultaneously you could go for the Digi M-box from Digidesign. There are lots of interfaces around, I would tend to chose Firewire over USB though. Finally, you could get a PCMCIA audio interface.
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